Commanding Lieut. Col. the Hon. Basil Cochrane, 36th regt, _dead_. Major John Wardlaw, from 64th regiment. Major Gomm, from 6th foot. Major Alexander Petre, from 79th regiment. [a]Captain William Bains, from 6th regiment, _killed_. Captain Thompson, from 6th regiment, _dead_. Captain Henry Balguy, from 36th regiment. Captain Nathaniel Farewell, from 36th regiment. Captain Chaloner, from 36th regiment. Captain Henry Montgomery, from 50th regiment, _dead_. Captain Edward Adkin, from 50th regiment. Captain Cooksey, from 79th regiment, _dead_. Captain Forbes, from 78th regiment. Captain McPherson, from 78th regiment. Lieutenant McQueen, from 78th regiment. Lieutenant Munro, from 78th regiment. Adjutant Cameron, from 78th regiment, _dead_. Lieutenant Orr, from 79th regiment, _drowned_. Lieutenant Turner, from 50th regiment. Lieutenant Patterson, from 50th regiment. Lieutenant Jones, from 50th regiment. Lieutenant Thomas, from 50th regiment. Ensign Bair, from 33rd regiment. Ensign Buck, from 33rd regiment. Lieutenant Tarletou, from 6th regiment. Lieutenant Addison, from 6th regiment. Lieutenant Jennings, from 6th regiment. Lieutenant Pinkney, from 36th regiment. Lieutenant Bone, from 36th regiment. Ensign Tunstal, from 36th regiment. Ensign Finlayson, from 22nd regiment. Ensign Clarke, from 22nd regiment. Ensign Beauclerk, from 33rd regiment. [a] Killed on his return while gallantly assisting in the defence of Guernsey Packet, which was attacked by a French Privateer. On the 1st of August the troops commenced their debarkation, and the battalion of detachments landed near the village of Camp Vere in the island of Walcheren, without any opposition. The French having taken post with their main body in the strongly fortified town of Flushing, were resolved to defend the place to the last extremity; the necessary preparations were therefore made for the attack of that celebrated fortress. Being in Sir Thomas Picton's division, we were among the number of those allotted for that duty, as well as for service in the trenches, we marched accordingly to the ground laid out for us before the works.